IICRC Certified · 24/7 Emergency Response · Water Damage Only · Palm Beach County
Water Damage Restoration Boca Raton
The only water damage company based on Dixie Highway that handles water damage only. On site anywhere in Palm Beach County in 45 minutes — 52-minute average across 500+ completed jobs. We answer at 3am.
Flooding right now? Water still coming in?
We pick up nights, weekends, and holidays. One call connects you directly to a certified technician, not a dispatch center or answering service.
Does Any of This Sound Like Your Situation Right Now?
These are the water damage cleanup and emergency water removal calls we get every week in Boca Raton. If one of them matches what you are dealing with, you are in the right place.
“There is a stain on my ceiling that appeared overnight and it is still spreading.”
Active water above you. Needs thermal imaging to find the source before the ceiling collapses. We see this from AC drain lines, upstairs unit leaks, and roof intrusion.
“I can smell something musty in one room but I cannot find where it is coming from.”
Mold is already growing inside the wall. In South Florida, it starts within 24 to 48 hours of moisture getting into framing. The smell comes before the visible growth.
“I came home from a trip and the floor feels soft or the carpet is wet.”
Classic snowbird damage. The longer water sat undetected, the deeper it went into the subfloor and framing. This is a common pattern in Boca West, Woodfield CC, and the gated communities off Military Trail.
“My upstairs neighbor had a leak and now there is water damage in my unit.”
You have a liability claim between your HO-6, their carrier, and potentially the HOA master policy. Documentation of the moisture boundary is critical before anything dries out. Call us before you call a contractor.
“The area around my dishwasher or refrigerator feels soft and I noticed it too late.”
Appliance supply line failures are slow and sneaky. The water wicks under engineered hardwood and luxury vinyl plank before it surfaces. Thermal imaging often shows the damage extends two to four feet beyond what is visible.
“We had a pipe burst or a toilet overflow and there is water everywhere.”
Standing water penetrates subfloor in minutes. Every hour without extraction increases the scope. Call now. We carry truck-mounted extractors on every vehicle and can be on site in 45 minutes.
Why Boca Raton Gets More Water Damage Than Most Florida Cities
Geography, construction patterns, and climate create a specific set of conditions here. Understanding them explains why calls in Boca Raton follow predictable patterns, and why a water damage restoration Boca Raton specialist handles them differently than one dispatched from Fort Lauderdale.
Boca Raton averages 61 inches of rain per year, nearly double the US national average. The wet season runs June through September, but significant rainfall occurs in every month. Flat terrain and a water table that sits within 3 feet of the surface in many western communities means water has nowhere to go but into structures.
South Florida’s average relative humidity sits around 55 to 75 percent depending on season. At that level, wet framing and drywall do not air-dry on their own. Materials that would dry out over a week in a dry climate stay wet for weeks here, giving mold an extended growth window. Consumer fans make this worse by circulating humid air.
Boca Raton has one of the highest condo concentrations in Palm Beach County. Multi-story buildings create unique water migration paths. A leak on floor 8 affects floors 7, 6, and sometimes lower. The claim involves multiple owners, two or more insurance policies, and the HOA. Documentation of moisture boundaries determines who pays what.
Boca Raton’s snowbird population leaves approximately 35,000 units unoccupied from April through October. An AC drain line that clogs in May goes undetected until October. Six months of slow water release into a closed, humid structure creates conditions that exceed simple remediation. These jobs require demolition, mold treatment, and full rebuild documentation.
The Local Infrastructure Factor
Boca Raton was heavily developed between the 1960s and 1990s. A significant portion of the housing stock along Federal Highway, Palmetto Park Road, and the communities west of Military Trail was built before current plumbing standards. Supply lines under slabs, galvanized piping in older buildings, and flat rooflines designed before modern drainage codes create a city where plumbing failures are both common and hard to detect. Our technicians know the construction patterns on specific streets. When we get a call from a 1980s ranch home off Glades Road, we already have a reasonable hypothesis about the probable failure point before we walk in the door.
When Water Damage Happens in Boca Raton: A Month-by-Month Breakdown
Water damage in South Florida follows predictable seasonal patterns. Based on five years of call data from Boca Raton properties, here is when your risk is highest — and what to watch for each month.
January & February
Moderate RiskDry season, but cold snaps from the north push into South Florida. Water mains and older copper supply lines experience thermal stress, particularly in uninsulated areas under slabs. Slab leaks from corroded copper are common in homes built before 1995. Snowbird properties are occupied and heating system issues can cause condensation in spaces not designed for it. This is also when snowbirds discover damage from the previous summer.
March & April
Moderate RiskSnowbirds depart. Air conditioners are switched on full-time as temperatures climb. AC drain lines that accumulated biofilm over the winter months clog within weeks of heavy use starting. This is when we begin seeing the first wave of condensate backup calls. Properties left unoccupied for summer are often left with AC running to maintain humidity control, setting the stage for undetected drain failures.
May & June
High RiskWet season begins. Afternoon thunderstorms become daily by mid-June. Roof intrusions, window seal failures, and pooling around foundations begin appearing. AC condensate calls are at peak volume. Properties left vacant for summer are unmonitored. Any slow leak that starts now will run for months. We typically see a surge of calls in this window from property managers and HOAs.
July & August
Peak RiskThe two busiest months of the year for water damage restoration in South Florida. Humidity peaks above 80 percent. Daily rainfall is measured in inches. Hurricane threats are active. Mold growth in wet structures reaches maximum speed at these temperatures and humidity levels. Vacant snowbird homes continue accumulating damage undetected. Any delay in response allows mold to establish in framing within 24 to 48 hours.
September & October
Peak RiskPeak of Atlantic hurricane season through mid-October. Storm-related flooding, roof damage, and wind-driven rain intrusion are most likely in this window. Snowbirds return starting in October to find properties that have sat closed through the wet season. The combination of a returning owner, months of accumulated humidity damage, and potential storm-related issues makes this one of our busiest discovery periods of the year.
November & December
Moderate RiskDry season returns and humidity drops. Properties reoccupied by returning snowbirds continue generating discovery calls as owners find what happened over the summer. Holiday travel means occupied properties can go unmonitored for 1 to 2 weeks during the highest-risk travel period. Plumbing failures during the holidays are among the most expensive because they often go undiscovered for the longest time.
The Year-Round Rule
Water damage in Boca Raton has no true off-season. AC drain line failures happen in every month. Pipe failures happen in every month. Appliance leaks happen in every month. What changes with the season is the speed of secondary damage. In July, mold starts in 24 hours. In January, you might have 72. Neither timeline is a reason to wait. If you are seeing signs of water damage today, the best day to call was yesterday. Today is the second best day.
Water Damage Restoration Services in Boca Raton, FL
Emergency Water Extraction
Truck-mounted extraction removes standing water fast. We are on site in Palm Beach County in 45 minutes or less, any hour of any day. Speed is the single biggest variable in limiting the scope of your claim. Every additional hour of standing water expands the affected area.
Structural Drying & Water Mitigation
IICRC S500 protocols use industrial dehumidifiers and directional air movers to remove moisture from inside wall cavities, subfloor, and insulation. Daily moisture readings document progress and confirm when the structure is dry. We do not guess at dry. We measure it.
Mold Remediation
Mold colonizes wet framing in 24 to 48 hours in South Florida conditions. We handle remediation in-house with the same crew that performed the drying, following Florida DEP and EPA guidelines. No handoff to a second company, no scheduling gap, no claim complications from split scope.
Flood Damage Restoration
Storm surge, canal overflow, and heavy rainfall events affecting Glades Road, Palmetto Park Road, and low-lying communities require extraction, slab treatment, and antimicrobial application. We document everything for your NFIP or private flood policy with the photos and moisture logs adjusters require.
Insurance Claims Navigation
We work directly with Citizens, Universal, Heritage, and all major Florida carriers. Our scope documents, photo packages, and moisture logs are written to adjuster standards. Most clients hand the claim file to us after the first call and never speak to an adjuster directly. We close claims, not just jobs.
Sewage and Contaminated Water
Category 3 water from sewer backup, toilet overflow, or contaminated flooding requires containment, extraction, antimicrobial treatment, and licensed disposal. We are certified for hazardous water jobs under Florida and EPA requirements. Do not attempt to clean up Category 3 water with standard equipment.
Why Boca Raton Homeowners Choose a Local Specialist Over a National Franchise
Mizner Restoration Group is Boca Raton’s only dedicated water damage restoration company — 100% focused on water damage, not a general contractor that picks up restoration on the side. Here is what that difference means on your job.
Water Damage Restoration Cost Guide for Boca Raton Homeowners
Every job is different. These are actual cost ranges from 500+ completed restoration projects in Boca Raton and Palm Beach County. Insurance typically covers the full remediation scope when documented correctly. We provide a written estimate before we begin any work.
| Type of Water Damage | Typical Scope | Estimated Cost Range | Covered by Insurance? |
|---|---|---|---|
| AC condensate backup (caught early) | 1 room, drywall removal, 3-5 day dry | $1,800 – $3,500 | Usually yes (HO-6 or homeowner policy) |
| AC condensate backup (delayed, with mold) | 2+ rooms, mold treatment, framing exposure | $4,500 – $9,000 | Usually yes, if source documented |
| Supply line failure (kitchen or bath) | Extraction, drying, subfloor assessment | $2,500 – $6,000 | Yes, sudden & accidental covered |
| Flooring drying (engineered hardwood) | Inject drying mats, daily monitoring | $1,500 – $4,000 | Yes if claim filed promptly |
| Pipe burst (large area, multiple rooms) | Full extraction, multi-room drying, mold assessment | $6,000 – $18,000 | Yes, with proper documentation |
| Condo unit-to-unit water intrusion | Multi-policy claim, moisture mapping both units | $4,000 – $12,000 | Yes, often multiple policies involved |
| Sewage backup | Cat 3 containment, antimicrobial, full replacement | $5,000 – $15,000+ | Depends on policy sewer rider |
| Snowbird undetected leak (summer) | Mold remediation, full structural assessment | $8,000 – $25,000+ | Claim depends on policy terms |
Important: These ranges are for remediation only and do not include rebuild costs (new drywall, flooring, cabinetry). Remediation and rebuild are billed separately, which matters for your insurance claim. A job that costs $5,000 in remediation may carry $10,000 in rebuild costs. Both scopes are typically covered under a properly documented sudden-and-accidental loss. We provide a written estimate for the remediation scope before beginning work, and can coordinate the rebuild estimate with your contractor or public adjuster.
Three Recent Boca Raton Water Damage Jobs — Documented Results
AC Drain Line Failure: Six Weeks of Hidden Damage
The Garcias had been in New York for six weeks. They opened their front door to a tea-colored ceiling stain and a smell they could not identify. The AC drain line had backed up on day three of their trip and released water into the ceiling cavity for 39 days.
Thermal imaging showed moisture in two ceiling bays and the framing above the primary bedroom. Mold had colonized the wall cavity. We removed drywall in two rooms, treated the framing, and dried the structure over six days. Complete photo documentation and daily moisture logs were submitted directly to their Citizens policy.
Mold remediated. Structure dry in 6 days. Claim paid in full. Homeowners never spoke to an adjuster directly.
Upstairs Pipe Burst: Two Insurers, Four Floors
A supply line failed on a Wednesday afternoon. Two inches of standing water had reached the living room by the time the building manager called us. We were on site in 38 minutes. Water had migrated through the floor assembly and affected two units below.
The job involved the unit owner’s HO-6 policy, the downstairs neighbor’s HO-6, and the building’s master policy simultaneously. We produced separate moisture maps and documentation packages for each adjuster. All three parties settled without dispute. Structure dry in four days.
Three-party claim resolved cleanly. Structure dry in 4 days. Zero escalation between neighbors or HOA.
Dishwasher Supply Line: $14,000 Floor Saved
The homeowner felt the floor softening near the kitchen island. The dishwasher supply line had been seeping under the engineered hardwood for at least 72 hours. Replacement cost for the flooring alone would have exceeded $14,000.
Thermal imaging showed the moisture boundary extended four feet from the visible wet area. We injected drying mats beneath the flooring and monitored daily for five days. The subfloor reached acceptable moisture readings without removal. The hardwood was saved entirely. Claim settled in 19 days.
$14,000 flooring preserved. Claim settled in 19 days for full remediation scope.
Before & After: Boca Raton Water Damage Restoration Jobs
Every before and after documented. These are four real water damage restoration jobs completed across Boca Raton — from the damaged state to full restoration.
All before and after images are from actual Mizner Restoration Group projects in Boca Raton, FL
\nWhat Boca Raton Homeowners Say
★★★★★
“They were here in 38 minutes at 2am. I was panicking and the tech was calm, explained exactly what he was doing, and never once tried to upsell me on anything I did not need. Citizens settled the claim without me making a single phone call.”
David K. — Woodfield Country Club
★★★★★
“My AC had been leaking into the wall for three weeks before the smell hit me. There was mold behind the baseboard and into the framing. Mizner handled every piece of the HOA claim process. I would not have known where to start on my own.”
Marcia T. — Camino Gardens
★★★★★
“After calling SERVPRO and two others, I went with Mizner because they are actually in Boca. Same technician showed up every single day. The franchises give you whoever is available. That consistency mattered enormously for my claim documentation and my peace of mind.”
Robert H. — Mission Bay
★★★★★
“We came back from Rhode Island to find a slow ceiling leak that had been running for weeks. The technician walked through honestly and told me exactly what needed work and what did not. The estimate matched the final bill to the dollar. That does not happen often.”
Nancy F. — Boca West
Water Damage Cleanup: What Happens After You Call
45-Minute Emergency Response
You call, an IICRC-certified technician answers, asks two diagnostic questions, and tells you exactly when we arrive. We are on site anywhere in Palm Beach County in 45 minutes or less. Equipment is already on the truck. There is no delay for a dispatcher to call a crew.
Assessment and Moisture Mapping
We use thermal cameras and calibrated moisture meters to identify exactly where water has traveled, including inside wall cavities, under flooring, and in ceiling assemblies that look dry on the surface. This documentation protects your claim and prevents hidden damage from being missed.
Water Removal, Extraction & Structural Drying
Standing water is extracted first. Industrial dehumidifiers and directional air movers are then positioned to pull moisture out of the structure itself. We return daily, take readings, and adjust equipment placement. The structure is confirmed dry when calibrated measurements reach target range, not when it looks dry to the eye.
Restoration and Insurance Closeout
Once dry, we prepare the final scope document and closeout package for your insurer. If mold remediation is needed, we handle it in-house. If rebuild work is required, we coordinate with your contractor or public adjuster. The job is done when your home is back to pre-loss condition, documented, and your claim is closed.
SERVING EVERY CORNER OF BOCA RATON
Why Boca Raton Properties Need a Local Water Damage Repair Specialist
Mizner Restoration Group LLC is the Boca Raton water damage restoration company headquartered on N Dixie Hwy — not a national franchise dispatching from Broward or West Palm. When a burst pipe floods your living room off Glades Road, or a tropical downpour drives water through a tile roof on Military Trail, our local crew is on-site in under 60 minutes because we live and work here too.
Neighborhoods & Communities We Serve
- ✓ Downtown Boca (33432)
- ✓ Boca Village (33431)
- ✓ West Boca (33433)
- ✓ West Boca (33434)
- ✓ Boca del Mar (33433)
- ✓ Broken Sound (33496)
- ✓ Boca Winds (33498)
- ✓ Via Verde / Loggers Run
- ✓ Boca Falls & Boca Lakes
- ✓ Camino Gardens
- ✓ Royal Palm Yacht & CC
- ✓ Boca Harbour / Isle
Local Landmarks & Risk Corridors
We Work Directly With Your Florida Insurer
Boca Raton’s insurance market is dominated by Florida-specific carriers. Our team knows their preferred vendors, documentation formats, and adjuster expectations — which means faster approvals and fewer out-of-pocket surprises for you.
Florida Licensed & Insured · DBR Certified Contractor · Palm Beach County Building Dept. Permitted Work Available · 4201 N Dixie Hwy, Boca Raton FL 33431
Water Damage Restoration Company Serving Boca Raton and All of Palm Beach County
Our water damage restoration Boca Raton headquarters at 4201 N Dixie Highway puts us at the center of the city, minutes from Federal Highway, I-95, and Military Trail. When a call comes in from east of US-1 near the Intracoastal or from a gated community off Clint Moore Road, we move immediately. We serve every zip code in Palm Beach County, but Boca Raton property types are what we know at a level no dispatched franchise can match.
From the condos along the Intracoastal to single-family homes west of Military Trail near Glades Road, from Mizner Park to the communities off Palmetto Park Road, we have completed jobs in virtually every Boca Raton neighborhood. Local knowledge changes how we assess a job, how we price it, and how fast we close the claim.
Mizner Restoration Group LLC · 4201 N Dixie Hwy, Boca Raton, FL 33431 · IICRC Certified · Licensed and Insured in Florida
Neighborhoods We Serve in Boca Raton
Broken Sound
The Polo Club
Boca del Mar
Via Las Brisas
Woodfield Country Club
Town Center Area
Boca West
East Boca / Federal Hwy
Camino Gardens
Long Lake Estates
Mission Bay
Boca Greens
Boca Village
Boca Falls
Boca Lago
Boca Teeca
IN-DEPTH GUIDES
Water Damage Guides for Boca Raton Homeowners
Every type of water damage we handle in Boca Raton — what causes it, what it costs, how insurance covers it, and exactly what the restoration process looks like. Written from 500+ completed jobs.
Pipe Burst Water Damage
Supply line failures, emergency shutoff steps, costs from $2,500 to $18,000+, and why copper pipes in pre-2000 Boca homes fail without warning.
AC Drain Line Water Damage
The #1 cause of water damage in South Florida — biofilm clogs, condensate overflow, and how 20+ gallons per hour floods ceilings and walls.
Condo Water Damage
Unit-to-unit leaks, HO-6 vs master policy claims, HOA disputes, and multi-party documentation for Boca Raton’s 30,000+ condo units.
Appliance Leak Water Damage
Dishwasher, washing machine, and water heater failures — the slow leaks that destroy subfloor and engineered hardwood before you see them.
Toilet Overflow Water Damage
Category 2 and Category 3 contamination, health risks, antimicrobial treatment, and why toilet overflow claims require specific documentation.
Mold After Water Damage
24–48 hour colonization timeline in South Florida humidity, health risks, remediation protocols, and how delayed response triples the cost.
Slab Leak Water Damage
Karst limestone geology, corroded copper under slab-on-grade foundations, detection methods, and spot repair vs full repipe costs from $1,500 to $15,000+.
Snowbird & Vacant Home Damage
Why 35,000 seasonally vacant Boca homes face months of undetected leaks, insurance complications, and the prevention checklist that stops it.
Water Damage Cost Guide
Real pricing from 500+ Boca Raton jobs — by damage type, by room count, with Xactimate line items and insurance coverage details.
Every guide is based on documented jobs completed in Boca Raton and Palm Beach County — not generic national content.
Water Damage Questions from Boca Raton Homeowners
How fast can you get to my property? +
45 minutes or less, anywhere in Palm Beach County. Our base is at 4201 N Dixie Hwy in Boca Raton, and we keep a fully loaded truck ready at all times. This applies at 3am on a Saturday the same as it does on a Tuesday afternoon. You will speak to the technician who is actually coming to your property, not a call center relay.
What is the most common cause of water damage in Boca Raton homes? +
AC condensate line failure. In South Florida, air conditioning runs nearly year-round and drain lines accumulate biofilm that eventually causes a clog and overflow. A single blocked condensate line can release 20+ gallons per hour directly into the air handler cabinet, ceiling, and any floor below. Burst supply lines and toilet overflow are numbers two and three.
I see a spreading stain on my ceiling — what should I do right now? +
A spreading stain means active water. The source is still running. In South Florida’s humidity, mold can begin growing inside the wet cavity in 18 hours. Call us immediately, then: (1) turn off the main water supply if you can safely reach it, (2) photograph the stain before touching anything, (3) move valuables away from below the stain, (4) do not try to punch through the ceiling yourself — a saturated ceiling holds significant weight and can collapse.
Does my condo association insurance cover water damage to my unit? +
It depends on the source and your specific HO-6 policy. Damage originating within your unit typically falls under your HO-6 personal coverage. Damage caused by a building system failure (shared pipe, roof, common area) typically falls under the condo association’s master policy — but associations often dispute this. We document the source precisely so your adjuster can argue the correct responsible party. See our condo water damage guide for the full breakdown.
Can I just use fans and a hardware-store dehumidifier? +
No. Consumer fans move surface air and do not remove moisture from inside wall cavities, subfloor, or insulation. In South Florida’s ambient humidity (75–85% RH), a consumer dehumidifier simply cannot keep pace with moisture wicking from a wet wall. Without documented daily moisture readings, your insurance carrier can also dispute that adequate mitigation was performed.
How long does the drying process take? +
Standard residential jobs dry in 3 to 5 days. Jobs involving mold remediation, larger affected areas, or sewage contamination run 7 to 14 days. Concrete slabs take longer than wood framing. We check moisture readings every day and only pull equipment when all readings meet IICRC target levels — we never pull early.
My upstairs neighbor’s leak flooded my condo — who pays? +
Your neighbor is liable for damage caused by their negligence. In practice, you will often file against your own HO-6 while your insurer pursues subrogation against the neighbor’s carrier. What matters most in the first 24 hours is stopping the damage — we document everything so the liability question can be resolved correctly afterward.
Do you work directly with my insurance company? +
Yes. We work with Citizens, Universal, Heritage, and all major carriers in Florida. Our photo documentation, moisture logs, and drying reports are formatted specifically for Florida carrier claim requirements. We contact the adjuster directly so you are not the relay between your restoration company and your insurer.
I smell mold but don’t see any — what does that mean? +
Call us. The musty smell typically comes from mold growing inside the wall before it is visible on the surface. Thermal imaging and moisture meters can locate the wet area and determine how extensive the colony is. Mold inside a wall cavity is always larger than what you can see on the drywall face.
What should I do right now while I wait for your crew? +
Shut off the water source if safe and accessible. Photograph everything on your phone before moving anything. Move valuables, electronics, and furniture off wet floors. Do not use electrical outlets, switches, or appliances in the affected area. Do not use a regular vacuum — it is not designed for water and creates an electrocution risk. Then wait — the crew is coming.
Why hire a local Boca Raton company instead of a national franchise? +
National franchises dispatch from regional hubs that may be 30–60 minutes away with a technician who has never driven your streets. We are headquartered on N Dixie Hwy in Boca Raton, know every neighborhood from Camino Gardens to West Boca, and our owner answers the phone. You also get the same certified crew every visit — no rotating subcontractors.
VERIFIED REVIEWS
What Boca Raton Homeowners Say
4.9 ★ across 127 verified reviews on Google, Facebook & HomeAdvisor
“Pipe burst at 11 PM and Mizner was on-site within 40 minutes. Our Allstate adjuster said their documentation was the most thorough she had ever seen. Back to normal in nine days.”
“Hurricane flooding — Mizner handled Citizens Insurance directly, documented every inch of damage, and got the full payout approved. Flooring and drywall came out perfect.”
“Commercial property flooded Friday night. Mizner was extracting water Saturday morning and my business opened Tuesday. Insurance claim went through without a single dispute.”
CREDENTIALS & LICENSING
Why Trust Mizner Restoration Group With Your Property
Every claim we put on this page is verifiable. We publish our credentials because homeowners dealing with water damage deserve to know exactly who they are hiring before they open their door.
IICRC Certified Firm
Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification. Every technician on our crew holds individual WRT (Water Restoration Technician) certification. The firm is registered under IICRC S500 standards for water damage restoration and S520 for mold remediation.
Florida Licensed & Insured
Mizner Restoration Group LLC is a registered Florida contractor with active general liability and workers’ compensation insurance. We carry $1M per-occurrence coverage. Our license is verifiable through the Florida DBPR.
Water Damage Only — Est. 2019
We do not do fire, biohazard, or general construction. 100% of our training, equipment, and experience is in water damage restoration. That specialization means faster diagnosis, more accurate scoping, and claims that close without dispute.
Direct Carrier Billing
We bill Citizens, Universal, Heritage, Slide, Chubb, FedNat, and every major Florida carrier directly. Our documentation format matches what Palm Beach County adjusters expect. Most clients never speak to an adjuster directly — we handle the entire claim file.
Locally Owned & Operated
Our office is at 4201 N Dixie Hwy, Boca Raton, FL 33431. We are not a franchise, not a lead-gen referral, and not dispatched from another county. The owner lives in Boca Raton and answers emergency calls personally. Our trucks are stocked and ready 24/7.
500+ Completed Restorations
Over seven years serving Boca Raton and Palm Beach County, we have completed more than 500 water damage restoration jobs — from single-room AC drain line overflows to full-floor multi-policy condo losses. 4.9☆ average across 127 verified reviews on Google, Facebook, and HomeAdvisor.
SERVICE AREA
Water Damage Restoration Throughout Palm Beach & Broward County
Based in Boca Raton, Mizner Restoration Group serves every surrounding community with the same 60-minute emergency response commitment.
Water Damage Does Not Wait for Business Hours
Mizner Restoration Group provides water damage restoration Boca Raton homeowners have relied on since 2019 — based on N Dixie Highway. When you call, a certified technician answers. We will tell you exactly when we arrive, and we will be there. Every hour of delay expands the damage and the claim. Call us now.
Mizner Restoration Group LLC · 4201 N Dixie Hwy, Boca Raton, FL 33431 · IICRC Certified · Licensed and Insured in Florida